My group members, all younger than me



For the camp, which was from monday to tuesday, I was one of the older siblings there. There was another guy who was 16, so I usually stuck closer to him. It's because everyone else were younger than us. We had to take care of the younger children who were around. So when the teachers were not around, I would take care of the girls and he would take care of the boys. We slept quite late during the camp, so were one of the most sleepy the next day. My team, Zeus, then had to come out with a skit. It was a really funny one with the M1 commercial. We were also much delighted to be the winners of the camp. As our name says, we are the Gods, which make us the best. And the certificate with my face sucks......

Now, for the Asia Conference. I wasn't that happy while doing my duty. My mother just kept scolding me and scolding me. Most likely she'll ban me from going to church until next year, but who really cares. I loved my usher duty there, except that it was tiring, my feet were in terrible pain, we had to wake up at 5.30 just to reach there at 7.15, the duty was 16 hours long everyday, the last train left before our duty finished, everyone was in a rush, and some other not major stuff. I had alot of new experience those 2 days, working in expo. First day was when I did the overflow. Then we had alot of stressed out parents who kept shouting at us. It wasn't good. I also did logistics, Lunch break at Hall 7, Internal Traffic and External Traffic. When I did the overflow, we had to do the offering too. It wasn't that easy and I made afew mistakes here and there. But it was cool. Then on the second day, I did charlie. It was the middle section of Hall 8, which were where all the delegates were sitting. It was hard for me to tell which was the delegate and which was not. Mine was much easier than others. As my delegates were indians, it didn't take much to figure them out. After working at Charlie, I got moved to logistics then to ET. We had to deal with overflow again, this time, we had to fight with the adults because they just wouldn't want to stay in Hall 10. After doing ET, I got moved into Hall 10 for crowd control. It seemed useful that I was inside. They even took photos of me. Which was weird. The people were also quite nice. They kept asking me questions and said thank you after all of it. Then after they settled the crowd, I went back to do overflow and offering. We had a bit of trouble when people left the overflow. Too many people wanted water, and started to open the boxes of water on their own. It was really scary. After that, things started to settle down. The ushers left for a small debrief before leaving for home. And to end it off, the sharkfin soup was nice. Oh, I almost forgot, I made some new friends from CHC. They were super fun people. And I remember during the electives, Francis trolleyed me from Hall 2 to Hall 8, passing by the road and everything. It was really fun. Thank you so much for it.

Now, on to the next day. I met Sean again. My heart started to pound at a correct speed again. Seeing him for the last time before I left was good. And what's more, it was our anniversary. I gave him a new experience that day. It was a good one. Although he was really blur at it... And he finally started a blog. Which was good, so I would know how he felt when I was not around.

Well, I'll end this post now. Even though it's still in the morning, I'm going to sleep so that I will be awake later for my flight. And I'm going to buy alot of chocolates and nougat back for everyone, and also for their presents. I'm going to miss you guys when I'm on my trip. But I'll go online there also, so you guys can talk to me at night. I'm only going to be back on the 30th.

We love Australia!!!